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Along "with. faeXflrst 1 official inlor-- flees oremploymenta, ue one of the
names hereafter mentioned:
"Customhouse clerk." "employed to FERN'S MESSAGE
-- the transmission of the mails," or
"employed in au armory, arsenal, or
registration carai. twi circular naTy yard," "mariner, actually em-
owu received yesterday In mail from ployed la the sea service of citizen ot
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. tat.U.4'4 la aa fATlAwa- - merchant withla the United State prominent among which may be named
8. By whom employed f Where nv
the present war in which we are 'en-
ployed?
gaged, the cost of living has been
if you sre working for an indtriduaL materially .
firm, corpora tloa. or association, rtate
increased during the pasi
Us name. If in tuninew trade, profession,
or employment lor yourself,
so 'state. If yoi are an oiflc--r of tbe
state Ibr federal goTprnnient, say
whether your office is under the Un't-"- d
.''b''vMtloBs waicb will be pot on
-- tba,
Questions win be asked for you to
answer in the order in which they
appear on this paper. These questions
are set out below with detailed
information to help 700 answer them.
Do not write on, mark, or otherwise
rmntllatethesa Instructions, Do
, not remote them They ahonld be
. VMWUt JPW WAV 4 WW " - "
fore the registrar.
, T AH answers win be written on the
(glVUftUVM VI V MaV Nm
trar wno snouia do-- careiui
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-
i. nam in thh. . gn in jr.
mj spcu
t all names correctry and to write iegi
--biy.;:- Thla means all your names speuea
;oat In full.
State jour ace today in years oniy.
- jjisregsra aaamonw w "
jbb preparea o ay , w ,
.is
.' - yre a- raos u or it. u
2. Ham address
, ' mn Mrminnic name, nut un
mace wnere you wor. v
a. fa this war: "222
")ifw tfrwt - rrhiearo. Cook: County.
?ininoia; that is, gtre number - and
i aim itf street lirtL ten town, then
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bounty and state.
.
f 3. Date of birth
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'
4 TCtUta vnnv WrthdaT fmonth.' daT,
"'and year) on piece of paper before
and srlTe the
crr.nr A h T.r:trar.
! f imr wrw uiui U1B UABk i a mm
. Tf mi tr not remember the . year.
start to answer as you would It some
. . V
vuv wotw g w ' - -
v " VI. ' vaao T a for WSSl . k . .
W LU1SI SSaavA A avv m wa m -
"a- - mi a "n Th reristrar via then
are a dtlxen of the United Slates,
unless you were bora of sjlen'parentr
- n wrr bora abroad, you
are atmaltliea t the United SUtrs
If your father, was a citizen of the
' iTmtd states at the time- - yon were
' born. . nnless "you htte V
PftIs
Vfe'aMturiJlieil citizen ft
you hare completed your naHfallz.- -
tion; .mat is, u jvu
riajers." But you1 are not a cltlren
. ii...-..i-iiArliij- ) vour inten-tion
to become a citizen (that Is, u
you hare only baleen out first pa-
ters") ; la the Utter case you are only
-- declarant-v.?
a Ton are also a naturalized cMtea
It, although foreign born, your father
cr srrlTtof parent became fully na- -.
turtllzed while you were tmder 21
wri r.f ftr. and If you came to the
.f j ni . v - r!irajit if. '
althOUCl
W
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WM
. r-'.- ?d States ciaer zi, . '
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a citizen or subject or some wrcisn
coctry. tou tive declared an oath
tcfore a ns.tcrallzatica court your
to become a citizen of the
Tilted States..- - Receipt from the clert
cf the coot of the certified copy of
euca declaratloa.is c!tea called rtak.
z" cut flrrt.parer.V You noi
declarant it your first paper'was.Ukea
out after ;ejtenter 26, 1908, -- and
Is
; (1) You are ta ti:ca u you qo noi
r " . i iriu.iii t.-- j v ww
5. Wr;ere were ycu tcrnt
rtref casift the torn, ttea the state.
' then ' the country, aa "Columbus,
Otloj Tienaa, Austria;"- - rParl
rraace;,, 4Sofla,- X5ulrarla,-'f- -i
s need
, are you a citizen erauhject? '
te iaiwered only by
aliens ana t;eci.r.jj, vcctii
tbat a'declartrt Is not yet a citizen
ct the United States If aa alien or
declarant, state the name, Qf .your
couatry, as France- ,-
"Japan,-"Ch-l- 7. What IsTrcuf present trade, oca
' patlon,'
or office? ''- - ;. "
- A,:
This does not ask what you ; once
did, nor what yo i liaTe done most of
the time, nor vkat you-ar- e best lltted
An It asks chat tout Itb ii rlrht
State- - s cow, --briear.-:
-
; "illaer," "Student, "iAborer V (on
- fara, Ja.rolUzT mill, la automobile.
la autsmcUe factory," etcV If you
Huiil vuvo ui.tr iuim ax IcticrSJ
,goTeramci:c name ixe csice yon to 11.
jf you are la cue or the fouowiug of--
Ths.Grcatc:t Hiisical
FUtes. the sUte. the couatr or a
municipality. In answer to the question
as to where you arr employed,
alve the town, county, and state
where you wor.
S. Have you a father, mother, wife,
child vnder12, or a sistfr or brother
under 12 solely dependent upon you
for support .specify which)?
Consider your answer : bough tf ally.
If It is true hat there is another
mouth than your own which you alone
hare m duty to feed. do not let your
military ardor Interfere with.the visa
of , the nation to reduce war's misery
to a minimum. On the othjr hanL
nnless the person you have in mind is
solely dependent on you, d: not hide
behind' petticoats or,. children.
1a Married or aingla (which)? Race
(specify which) ?
This does not ask whether you were
once married, but whtier .you are
married now. In answer to the Question
as to your racer state briefly
whether "Caucasian," "Mongolian."
"Negro." "Malay tn." or "Indian."
11. What military service-- have' you
had? -- Rank? Qranch? Years? Na-
tion or state? -
it No matter what country yoa serred,
you must tare complete lntirmation.
In answering fhst quesrpnvi, first
name your rank, using one ot the following
'words: ."Commissioned offt
cer," "Noncommissioned officer," Prl
rate. ?Next,' state, branch In which
yon served in one ' of the" , followins
words: "' "Infantry," "Cavalry," "Artillery,"
Medical." "SignaL- - "Avi
tlon."r "Supply," "Marine." "Navy."
Kelt, state the number of years' service,
- not i counting time spent In the
it Some persona will be exempted on
accouni--. of ' their occupation
some on ;. account 'of!- - the tact
that they . have relatives dependent
upon ' them for support Your, answer
touching .these thlnss win be Import
ant In supportlage claim you now
luteal to make la your answer to the
present questions. Be sure, therefore
that the, grounds you now - state vara
in conformity with your answers ';: to
questions 7 and 8. : In. stating grounds
you claim as exempting you,- - use one
of the following terms r If yoa claim
to be an ' executive, . legislative, or
Judicial officer of the state or nation,
name your office And - say" whether It
la an office of the state or nation 'It
you claim to be a member of sv- religious
sect - whose creed forbids , Its.
members to participate la war la any
form, simply name the sect--i If you
are employed la ,the transmission ot
the United States malls or as an artificer
or workman . la. an armory,
senal, or navy yard of the ' United
States, or if joa are a mariner em
ployedMa'the sea service of any citl
sen cr merchant- - withla the --United
States,' so state. : If you: are ;,a felon
or otherwise morally; deficient an!
desire ' to claim eeaptloa on that
grouad, state" your-groua- briefly. If
yoa claim physical disability, state
that briefly. If you clalnl exemption
on any other ground; state your grounJ
briefly.-- ;.. ; iS-- t
DIED
SILVAIn Honolulu. June 2;;i817
; Alice, daughter, ot Mr. and . Mrs.
J Manuel SUva,' of 1588 Emma street,
- native of. this city, four years; one
; ' month and ten days old. , Buried
yesterday, la the "Catholic cemetery,
King street- v.i --:
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V7EIRA In Honolalo; June 29,! 1917,
-- Evelyn, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs.
: Antonio P. VJeira, of ; Cedar street
;
r native ot this city, four, month and
' five days old.' Funeral today In the
f. Catholic cemetery. King, street
The American minister-- ;
at' Stock
holm received word that all Ameri
cans .were aDowed ; to leave Turkey
including' those who are of military
v r--- a age. f? ' ?
'k
Ceniition in Years
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mm
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n
:V7ith TJfailsleiCfiords)
.25c a copy, at Kaai's Kew Store, 1126 Union Street,
SMiiSiiwiyii?--,'-
DESTniED TO UAEB IIUSIO HISTORY :
.
Wolters Buildinfir, and all mnsic stores
'
rjrovxanffor can, order by malt
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months. On the other hand the material
prosperity of those interested
In the main industries ot this territory,
has likewise materially increased,
but unfortunately, the day laborer
has received but a small part of this
increased prosperity. I recommend
for your careful consideration the
advisability of raising the pay of day
laborers, so as to offset the increased
cost of llvlne; but any raise in pay
ehoula not be such as to affect the
credit of the municipality, or to deplete
the public treasury.
VACATIONS
I recommend to your serious consideration,
the passage of an ordinance
providing for annual vacations,
with pay, for those engaged in public
works, not only to the highly paid
employe; but . for those engaged in
the more bumble positions in the
gift of the city and county.
CITY HOSPITAL :.
I trust that during our term of office,
ways and means may be provided
for an emergency and city hospital.
FREE GARBAGE
I trust that the time is not far distant
when" the finances of the municipality
will .warrant the enactment of
an' ordinance providing for free garbage
collection and disposal in the
residential district of our city, and a
passage of an ordinance providing for
the care of vacant lota.
ROADS
The prosperity of a community cau
be measured to a large extent by the
condition In which that community
maintains its highways. It is useless
to have attractions which are inaccessible
by roads,' and the merchant and
householder is put to very serious
Inconvenience and loss if the public
highways are not maintained In good
serviceable condition.
I therefore urge, that you give your
most serious consideration at all times
tTo annuo.' beaitn. and . narucuiariv
the health of those who will here
after grow into citizens of this municipality,
depends largely upon public
parks and playgrounds.. The - health
of, the child Is one of the greatest im
portance and a due v sense of cms
sr- - es that' our beautiful city
city and a ciouldV be maintained
In good t kept In, perfect
sanitary cc. .. The public school
buildings an. should be made
as beautiful., le. The educa-surroundin-gs
catlonal value is
of Incalculable, the growing
children as weL e community
at large.
The advisability of Irecurlng a:pro
t-- K per sfte upon which erect
a suitable
. building for a" c.y; hall must
y " giving, the
be apparent to --
matter considers 'icteasing
values : ot v real est. . It the
part of; wisdom to ix iV stable
location for such a--', I, ..r t the
earliest possible
- opportv
1 sincerely trust' that u 3 r
board will distinguish Itself I y rc . 1
upon this matter, which' has V u t,. ?
long delayed.
PUBLIC t HEALTH. POUCE. Tir
f DEPARTMENT AND ELECTRIC
. ; ; . LIGHTING ' -- K'
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The platforms of the two great political
parties in this territory are- -
in
accord on the snbject of the importance
of maintaining the; public-healt- frf. '.e f: rth time, to' the position of
-- r-- .: mj . trust that, with your klaa
assk'. ..mytsrm of office will be
h,
of reV-- TiiC3 tr the,municipality.
police, flre department : and electric I haseNhe
lighting aystema in a state of the
.
highest-efficiency-
Thesd branche of
: : r'fvbe, gentlemen,
. You- - 1 rvant. -
the .Tublic service, require bur most
careful consideration at ' all r times.
This i consideration I believe wlh be
given by the present board, so that
may fMve a city of which each mciu-be- r
of the community and those visiting
our, shores may. be proud.
'J I, deeply appreciate the honor conferred
upon --,me by the electorate of
this city, and county in electing mc.
Hawaiian piece as
CENTER
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dcrlnj ttef Vetent Opera House; Recltal--.Ju- st 'off the pressand, can now pe obUlned as the first of a series of
VIteH-t- 9 vhlch you may
DO IT NOWl
ECAAI
For Orien!
ToBeffi
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Fort and Vineyard Corf
Be Site for Group oi
Buildings
What wiQ be one of the I wilding
projects Of the year is tnejopo8ed
construction of sv Y. M. C pa upper
Fort street aa a meeting ie for ail
of the Oriental races.
Tbe plans have been, clawn by Ripley
& Davis, arcbJtects-n- d bids for
its erection were callefor last week.
It is estimated that tjfe cost of the two
buildings, which fu comprise the
group, --will be in rhe neighborhood of
180,000. ; ,
The site of tbe Y. M. C. A. is at the
corner of Fort and Vineyard streets,
the property having been purchased
from the Love estate for $25,000 several
months ago. The money for the
land was raised by public subscrip-tlo- n
among the Orientals as Is also
tbe money for the two buildings, of
which $30,000 has been collected.
Tbe idea back of tho project Is for
the establishment of a. Y.M. C. A.
for the Japanese, Chinese, Koreans' and
other. Oriental races; place .where
they may meet tor athletic programs
and other kinds of entertainment and
ius traction.
According to the plans drawn up by
Ripley:; 'Davis, at the corner of Fort
and. Vineyard streets, the administration
ullding will be erected and back
of it on Vineyard " the gymnasium.
Both " buildings will be two-stor-y
wooden structures. .
. '
On the mala floor of the adminis
tration building will be the offices and
reading rooms, while the second floor
will be occupied by vclasa rooms and
a. large size auditorium, which may
also be subdivided Into more class
rooms. The size of this building will
be 60xSO feet
The gymnasium .building in the
rear will be 50x100 feet in size. The
first and second floors will be used
for ' the gymnasium, while' the basement
will contain the lockers, baths,
exercise rooms and a room tor the
secretary.. At one end of the gymnasium
a stage is to be erected for entertainments-and
a gallery will entire-
fBy AseeiaUd Prsas -
MELBOURNE, -- Australia. Antl-Britls- h
sentimantr were expressed in
a speech delivered recently jn' parlia
ment -- by Senator J. C Stewart of
Queensland. Senator Stewart advis
ed the people to dethrone every
monarch Natter the war Including the
King of Ecgland; 4:nW-Premle- r
Husfats' attention was .called to. this
sneech and -
. he as lasked frf- - the
House 'oft Representatives whether, he
would take steps under the war Pre
cautions Act to prevent men who bad
taken the oath of allegiance from glv-hM- f
she
11 supplied with parks and
play, well equipped with "pro-- c
per t. r and made as attractive
as pc.
? PUi TIOOL BUILDINGS
The i hool buildings of " v?utterance - to
the
! auchs treasonable
and disloyal statements' he.replled:V
A. man who siter taklng the oath
makes such statements is not in m7
opinion fit even to be 'guillotined." ;
PLACED UNDER BOND TO :
' KEEP HANDS OFF WIFE
""' " --
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x Domingo Ortez was found guilty
this morning of threatening to cut his
wife's throat and sentenced .to give
a $500 bond to keep the peace for one
year.- - If the bond is not , forthcoming
ho will be sent to Jail for a year.
iRl-ca- u
Detective Fred . Belmont Porto
Interpreter, says there Is a story
that Ortez'.- - , father suffered his ears
to be slashed off in Porto Rico rather
than alve up some hidden cola.
I PERSONALITIES .11
William C.; Avery, principal of 14-hue,
hlgh school, is Here tQtJ , few
days on a business trip from Kauai.
MRS. WILLIAM R. FOSTER and
- zn Jack Foster will jeave on the Mat
n rteamer WImelmlna - tomorrow
r r. t cation trip to California, r' ;
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....-.- - j;fern,
Mayor. City "and Cour.ty.Hf IIcuc4ul4
Territory ot Hawaii. f f
A
' Fred Miner of WestminsU..'
drove: his - autoover the;si
bridge at Fitchburg and vs c
flying boat oxer the occ; -
flying boat ove rfbe - occ : . "
v .
minutes. She is the first"
do so. .1
IGetypurs ndw-i-t's great
If you can't call, mail 25c in stamps andWu mail
. , yon a copy, postpaid.
Meloa")
successfully rendered
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their bonds, T f
FoDowbig tAelprayer Fern appointed
Arnold Petrs and Ahis as a com
mittee bn crredtntiais and a, recess
was taken.
Dn the platfokn with Mayor - Fern
was Palmer Wotas, his secretary; Fa-
ther Valentine fed Dr. R. G. Ayer.
Justwoff the -plaform
at the left sat
former Mayor Join Lane.
During the mfetlng Attorney Joseph
Lightfoot, sal at .McClellan's i- -n
hand directing hkn how.to vote and
coaching him on the" points of law as
they came up.
At II o'clock tie old board met fori
the last time. I ' f- -
Beginning witbtBen Holllnger eacli
member took occalon to praise Mayor i
Lane and thethei members and point
out tbe excellent Wort which the
board has accompllhed..
Mayor Lane, tbdlsit speaker, said:
"It is now 11: 451 and in 15 minutes
we will go out otpfflce. ,
"When w firstlent Into office we
had many differenjes of opinion but
as time went jpn te 'came to understand
each oljher bqterland now I feel
sure that we all tdd a'hearty feeliag
of regard for each btherf
"When "wef first (took office we
started the operetifc ot the frontase
tax law which wai at. first very uo-populbut
becaftsiwe nad promised
to Improve the roai we dared to put
it into operation wnch the previous
Democratic board M' not .
"The growth of itf city and the
fine streets which wl have show that
our stand was well tien.' r
The new board till - have many
duties to perform buttbTwork of this
board, Tirbich In taeVs to come will
stand out as the i tist progressive
do not carry-I- n mlndnhe yrarthcy
wa'm horn. - This may be obtained by
, xne . reautrar oy- - uDinviMs
- In years on tnls years xariaoay, .rem
5 ? "
1817.,' 'y ''"i-- "'
im vau fit s nsrural-bor- n citizen;
'
(2).Matrallxed clttesny S) ran
. ; alien; (4) or : hve you, declared
.r your Intentlonwto Become a smn
(specify hlcf.)T . r. " j r.
-- J ( I) If you were born In thejuntted
you are a naturai-bor- n citizen, no .nut-- . . - i.. a xUltan.
ter wnat may .utw ucco u
If you were born xn reserve. , ITaally, name the nation or
state you served.
orio nw j
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to this Important subject
"
If you served under
. FRONTAGE-TA- X
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the United States or one ot the states Through, the cooperation of both
of the United States, name your serv political parties in the territory, the
Ice In onai of the following , terms. legislature of 1917 enacted amend-
"National guard (of such and such a ments
state) ," "Militia (of 'such and such a
state).",Volunteers of United SUtes,"
or 'Regular Army , (Nary ) of United
' '
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Sutes..v:'--:-'0:.-::',,v.-
12. Oo you . claim exemption from
"draft? 8peclfy grounds. . .
Because tou, claim exemption from
draft, .It by no means follows that yoa
are exempts For the .Information of
the war department yoa should , make
a claim' now If you Intend' to prosecute
' to so-call-ed the frontage-ta- x
lawr more equitably distributing ; the
cost of the ' construction of "public
highways in the district of Honolulu.
It should therefore be our duty to
faithfully ..carry out the mandates of
this It w, using such discretionary
power as may reside in the board in
so doing, in such a way as will work
the least possible hardship' on. property
holders when roada are,- - ly circle it at the height of the second
'
floor.
1.to
under this law. "
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v PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
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board, has greatly' ligltened the work
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to come.
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"The only regret ttchr I bave lu
leaving' is that I snal be unable to
carry out the many fclans which . I
have had la view for the betterment
and advancement of Ue city. I now
retire to private life, feeline honored
that I have been able tdhold the office
of mayor of Honolulu.'!
ADMIRAL JN CHIRGE
PEOPLE ADVISED TO ". OF NAVAL OPERATIONS
DETHRONE M0NARCHS
AFTER WAR fS OVER
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- Aamirai wuiiam Benson,
who IS; ranking officet fcf the
navy in charge of naval opera--"
tiens. :.'t
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- VrrALrSTATISTll
iV MARRIED M i
MDDKIFF-RICHARD-S In tonolulu,
June 29, 1D17,,; Frank E..Milkiff and
.Miss Ruth Richards,; Rer. J J, Mid--ki- ff
officlatmg; "witnesses, bliss A.
vMcManus and Arthur WyrAn.
AKERMANt MEYER -- 3n i Anolulu.
June '27. 1917, William Allert and
' Miss Victoria Hannah Met r.: Rev.
Father Stephen i,:Alencasti of the
i Catholic cathedral offldatife; wit-- j
1 nesses,WIlllam VO.. ,Schumfc and'
, Mary Lucas. ; ' "
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SILLS-FREITAS--In Honolull jane
25, 1917, 'Thomas A. SilU ah Mrs.
A Minnie B.' Freltas,v Rev. Father
' Stephen of . thaCatho- -
lic cathedral' officiating wlieBses,
I Joseph' Foster and Gloria Foten
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WE STORE EVERYTHINO
I JAMES H. LOVE
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Bread Pans
Pie --Plates
HONOLULU
SSLLS
WRAPPECjS SOON A3 BAKED K ''?;
THERE'S A REtNSiSTJIJIAVINCa
A For Baldnsn iO
THE N EWES
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Custard Cups ....... .5 ' ,
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Beautiful Alsortmen
Orienta
THE
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Cala Flrt usually indicate the absence' of Iron in the blood.
-- conaiu which will be greatly Improved y CARTER'S
2PILLS.
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1137 Fdri SL r
- n.very man oeiween ina saes m
f- register. :i U ? V V, m v'-s- - m iud to ui if
must"
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Whlte or "black married or stnge alck or alien or native- -
nr
a ana
4- - bom, even enemy 'subjects of the biser, all men between tha ars
of 21 and 30 are expected Ha. present
(date for, Hawaii to be nnouhcedf
registration, ' It does not matter thai
for army duty; tbat will be establish
he may claim and be entitled to ex
that will be attended to In another, i
4- - ,1s not a jcitixea.of the.-United-: 3taU
4-- 'ages is reouired to-- ; register -- !esa
service, la --apmaftranch orffaAWvw'ftfi
The twar department reglstratloi Kir.Th
t follows
, tciuzens
t
the , iadudarmy,,
oxricers- - reserve cprps, en
guard andUtuitlonal, guard reserve
. the the corps, co
force,,-marin- e man; '
is U' thecorps
reserve
'
. the navy department
Whe re---- In your r;
-
f'-'f- r
readllr how this.- - it
ki men reserve corps, nation
br the dlltla tu --f'
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tweeu the ages: of 2land 30'1nclusl
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